LoTs of Ts and more for Tuesday

Hi Everybody!

Here's wishing all friends on the other side of the Big Pond
a very happy and safe July 4th!

I am linking to digitally made - summer fun/patriotic

and to Simon Monday Challenge, red, white & blue

At TIOT we are stating a new theme on Tuesday -
TAGS.
As always, projects of all formats are allowed,
and you have 2 weeks to join us.
As I am once again in a Klimt and gold phase, I made 2 more
Klimt tags, showing more of his wonderful paintings.
I used lots of gold leafing and metallic paper scraps over (Vivacolor)
gold paint. I sewed the tags onto a recycled card background
and then fixed them with DS tape to kraft bags. The tag ties were
made from fibres and home rolled paper beads. The bags
were meant for some gold anniversary gifts for some friends.

I am also linking to altered eclectics, anything goes.

And you still have a week to join in our beach themed

tag challenge at Tag Tuesday.

At Rhedd's creative Spirit I won the challenge last month with 

my 'vintage' door-hanger, so that was a nice surprise!

Tuesday is of course also time for Elizabeth's

T stands for Tuesday party, 

so here a warm welcome to all of the nice ladies of

the T Gang.

Last week when I went to Zons with Sabine, we had lunch at the

'Torschenke', an ancient pub/restaurant in the gate area.

We sat outside on the terrace and enjoyed a wonderful meal after

perusing these huge menu cards, made with wooden covers

and metal hinges - they even squeaked when they were

opened! I chose a baked potato with sour cream, salad and smoked

salmon, and washed it down with a coke - and I was so hungry

I forgot to take a photo!

Sorry, but there are more food and drink photos 

 in this post!

Inside the restaurant:

You can see more menus on the left of the sideboard:

We drank the coffee later at an ice parlour next door, which was

in a beautiful back yard, where you could enjoy the views over the walls

to the Rhine:

And Sabine had this 'small' plate of waffles with ice-cream, cream,

strawberries and rhubarb. Try it, there's plenty there:

I wandered round the yard and took photos of all the things they have

lovingly collected and placed there:

Sabine looks very happy and contented:

Before we drove home we had some mineral water,

which was served in these pretty, blue-glass bottles:

I will show more photos tomorrow from our walk through
the town and around the ancient walls.
I found this video of Zons on YouTube:



Have a great day you all, take care,
and thanks a lot for coming by!